New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-19
SYMPATHY FOR DIR. McGLYNN.
INSISTING THAT HE BE REINsTATED.

WHAT THE COMMITTEES ARE DOING-Eo ANSWER
FROM TIE ARCHBIsHOP-A FUND TO BE RAISED.
The parshioncrs Of ST. Stephens and the friends OF Dr.
McGlynn generally were in high spirits yesterday over
the success that had attended the demonstrations III s
behalf They seemed TO think that the meetings "ouu
certainly result in substantially beneiting him. ana 'ne
more sangune members OF the congregation declared
that he would certainly be rensated since inc Arch
bishop il was thought would not attempt TO run counter
IN the wishes OF so many good Catholics. 81" no ateh
ton Is maid TO our wishes the NATTER said Dr carey
the chairman Of the meeting held at St stephen o 'o
day night cannot cay what step we snail take nrA'
Our course will be guided by future events inns
is no tiifng affair, assure you IL aheets 'no "o'
Catholic Church in this country.
A, This noiut he was interrupted by several gentlemen
who shook hands with him warmly and congratulated
him upon of the meeting and the dgnihea
manner I'm which it had been conducted. we mad all
that we could do" replied to restrain some OF those
who attended and really think that II Father Donnciy
had not been taken ont he might have been injured by
some of the hotheaded people there They are indignant
at him and blame him severely"
"Wi Won hold any more meetings in the church r was
asked
"Idont know. It's too small for us and it don't give
us chance to let ourselves ont, rs IL WERE We might
have TO break our way in now" he added with laugh
as hear that the doors and windows are to he be bar
ricaded against masmsetiugs in future. Oh yes; the
people are all with us. Who noti I'm sure don't
know of any except possibly some old fogies VINO are
afraid TO say what they think on anything"
Dr. Carey does not to share the opinion frequently
expressed that Father McGynn has no financial ability.
When Dr. McGlyDn took charge of st. Stephens over
twenty years ago. said he, the church debt was over
He had great difficulty to reduce 1t for years.
but at last succeeded and In the last three years ne
has reduced It over 100000 This fact he thought
was good evidence that the Doctor was not wholly de-
fcient in practical business ability.
Whatever dspeasure Father Donnelly may have felt at
the manner in which his wishes were dsregarded by the
of ST. Stephens and also ut the unceremo
NOUS way in which he treated personally he aVohcu
expressing any feeling in regard TO the matter yesterday
He seems look upon the demonstration not rs evncs
any anger on the part the people toward him. hut rather
as proof OF their loyalty to Dr. McGlynn lie
declined to discuss the subject at length The revolt
of the people has made it somewhat difficult for hin 10
discharge the duties OF mis- new office For instance e
chant choir that formerly assisted in celebrating daily
high mass which is held at o'clock In the morning re-
fused to perform this service for Father Donneily'
and in consequence this had to be omitted yester
day for the first time In years, IL Is sau'
Low mass was SAID at that hour by Father Callahan
There was fair attendance but even in TINS service
evidence of the peoples antpathy toward the order
of things was seen. The bright star OF gasjets that
usually burns over the picture OF the CruchSon above the
altar was not lighted. and the entire place. in fact.
was only oismally Illuminated The name OF
Dr. McGlynn. which was torn down from
his confessional by Father Donnelly atter
every one else had refused to do for him. put back
yesterday and garlanded with flowers and evergreens
Among the visitors at the rectoy yesterday was Michael
Davt who called to Father Curran, but did not re-
main long ., g., 49,, .
from the rectory ROOMS that he has engaged few
blocks from the church. go He himself spends
East East Thirty.fifthst or in Harlem. In regard
TO his Illness may he said that while his ailmen Is
not tring by any means IL is not probable that he Will
he much worse than he is present unless he acts
lessly He has had heart trouble for long time bn not
serious character The great strain and excitement
that he been under for weeks have greatly aggaya
ed this difficulty but not to such an extent as VIII Pre-
is not confined his he'd aud one OF his friends re-
marked Yesterday ne is likely TO be seen on me sfcet NJ
any time There doubt that Father AlcGlynn suffers
acutey at times Int his sufcrings ar OF mental rather
than physical II took him long time TO make up
his mind to adopt his present and even now is
said he is at times given TO doubt re TO whether ne haS
mands OF his superiors.
What will his superiors do next This question puzzle,
Inanv hut il was learned what said 10 he farlygood
authority yesterday that they have already taken aohF
sep,one which dreaded ioi sn NY eIer IL d
received the fOpe by Archbishop Corgan ordering
bishop was asked II tins true, bat he defined 10 say
anything about it anything else connected Win me
said that they knew nothing about H. one clergyman
said that if really true then there was no use In any
poweress to reinstate the Doctor in he Is senced
q must be done by Rome" he added ana Dy ZONE
The Catholic leaders in the recent George movement
".
early date one Of The most prominent OF ti. sad y-
terday to TKlIH reporter: You may state posvey
narture has not yet been fixed, but VIII
be shortly. lie will not 90 as A., de
cSli from the college OF the Propaganda or to be ques
toned to his political views lie VIII Z" 49, me rrir
ana win explain the Congregation Of the Propaganda
Ibcr actions in proper light before the church
Another Catholic workingman said " ~ - pecuiitly
fitting that Father McGlynn should 90 10 rome as tic
| representative OF the worlingmen. He is what
is known in pricstly circles as Roman, or
who has been educated at the College OF the Propa
ganda and such would have moreweight than priest
who has not had that advantage The present Intense
public feeling in favor Of Father McGlyn would make
This the best time to send him. aud have no DOUBT That
he would be able to clear away the present unfortunate
In the conflict between DR. MeGynn and the author
Strongly sustained by The Caholic Heraid In
legal proceedings which occupied the attention of Justice
Lawrence Yesterday in the Supreme Court Chambers n
claimed that an effort to place II in the hands OF re
ceiver the result OF illeeg growing out OF hc con
troyersy Francis A. Purcell, assignee Of stakeholder
OF The Cdfhoc Herold Publishing Company applied 10
the court through MS lawyer DAVID MeGre Gr te APP
amounting 10 $500 against the company, on which exc
BUTTONS had been issued aud returned unsatise VIII
lam c. Carpenter who appeared for The C0Liolc Hcrd.
opposed the MOTION saying that the company owed Dui
lot alone. The plaintiff the sexton OF the Church OF the
| Epiphany. in. SecOndaye, OF which the Rev, Dr.
| that the disagreement OF the latter with
d. Ooughn the editor of the paper is in regard to its
movement. DR. Bursel owns seven shares OF the stock
Of the publishing company. IL Is charged tat he Is
anxious to Gust The editor and that was through his ei
forts that the judgments were assigned to Purcell .
! An affidavit by Mr. OIOughln presented In
| which il stated that the Rev. Dr. Burt
| sell who was president OF the company,
resigned his position because he was dissatisfied with the
course of the paper There $50 shares of the
pany of which Ooughlin and his wife controlling
interest The two judgments amounting 10 T269 against
the company obtained by George T. Rowel Co.
OIOughn the company owes only 5000 above the
amount of the Judgments and il not ntcrfecd with can
pay all Its debts within year. Justice Lawrence re-
served his decision.
The committee OF tbrty.hvc appointed at the mass
meeting of ST. Stephens parishOners on Monday night
has started about its work vigorously The members met
last evening at the rooms OF Michael Martin,
! No 155 Third ave, and took steps toward
rendering practical assistance TO Dr. McGynn John H.
Feeney presided No answer having been received from
fine Archbishop response the letter sent him early Ia
morning in regard to appointing time TO confer WIN
the COMMITTEES 1t decided TO appoint a subcommittee
10 wait upon him possible III reference To Dr.
HE of HE